Hiding the Twins from Their Billionaire Father by Pixie

S31 144. Difficult Position

Eva sat listlessly on the floor of her living room. Her swollen eyes no longer contained sadness. However, her nose still flared. The roar of her breath was too difficult to quench.

“My boutique…. My hope…. My dream….”

She stroked the only frame that was still intact. There was a photo of her cutting the ribbon there-the moment at the inauguration of her new boutique.

The curve of her lips was so wide in that picture. Meanwhile, her current face was dim. There was not the slightest light in her eyes.

“Why could this happen to me?” she wailed, biting her lip. If her tears hadn’t run out, her face would have been wet again.

“What should I do now? Everything is gone. My boutique is gone.”

No matter how many times Eva repeated those words, her mind was not yet satisfied. She seemed to hope that a miracle would come to give her an answer.

In silence, Eva shifted her sad gaze. Other pictures were scattered around her. One of them contained Ava’s face.

Under the cracked glass, Eva was seen holding a bouquet of flowers. She was flanked by Ava and Mrs. Connor. It was the best day of her life, the only moment where she could be proud of herself and win a landslide victory over Ava-a moment she thought would never happen again.

“You evil bastard! She must be happy to see me slumped like this. She must be proud of defeating me.”

Unexpectedly, Eva threw the frame in her hand at that picture. The

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glass shards added, but Eva didn’t care about the mess. She no longer had the enthusiasm to organize her house or her life until suddenly, the bell rang.

“Who dares to come here?” she groaned before getting up from the

floor.

Instead of welcoming the guest, Eva sat on the sofa. Hugging her bent knees, she studied the door.

Once again, the bell rang. However, Eva remained unmoved. Her gaze grew dimmer. As the door opened, her breath rumbled violently. Her hand moved quickly to grab the nearest frame and threw it.

“How dare you come here? Wasn’t my warning clear enough? I don’t want to see you again. You are the bad luck of my life!”

This is your mother, Darling. Can

the gap in the door which had not yet opened completely. Eva gasped

“Mom?”

the woman sitting in a

are you doing

the door. He stopped when Mrs. Connor could not go further.

everything. You must be very upset and

As best she could, she endured it. “Don’t you

Connor shook her head quickly. “I always love you, Eva. You are

you blamed me!”

mistake a daughter makes, a mother will still consider her a child and feel

and neither will Ava.”

full of wrinkles again. So

happened to your boutique. But she didn’t dare come to see you because you told her not to. So, she left this to

showed what had been covered by her

Eva’s tone was

look. You’ll find

was doubtful, Eva still approached her mother. The sound of broken glass crushing under her shoes added to the

what her mother was offering her, she

She intends to give you all her savings so you can

started laughing. Her voice was thin and full of

disdain.

build a boutique? I used Daddy’s entire inheritance to build it. Her savings are simply

give a suggestion, try looking at the amount first. I applied to work with the Harper family because of that,” Bryan said lightly. His eyes occasionally

disbelief. Curious,

+25 BONUS

numbers listed there, she widened

has this much money? Hasn’t she had difficulty paying your treatment for

the Moore family for some time before switching to the Harper family. With her

word. Her heart grew heavier, weighed down by multiple feelings of envy. Her pride was hurt. She didn’t expect Ava’s help in such a difficult

though this is quite a large amount, it is still not enough to build a boutique. My

that should be enough, as long as you immediately process your

back. “What insurance?

you. I also just found out earlier. She said that the boutique was your father’s legacy. So, she secretly protected it. Ava never wanted to see you down, Eva. She actually wanted you successful. All this time, she worked